Critz Therapies is offering something special August 29, 2009... We will be conducting a workshop focusing on addressing and erasing chronic lumbar and hip pain. This workshop will be held at the Crown Plaza Riverwalk in San Antonio. In light of the economy we have decided to give back to you and make it affordable for everyone to attend. We are offering 6 CE contact hours for only $79 per person or bring a friend and you both pay only $69 each. Space is limited please register early.
The hotel is offering our group a special rate of $109 per night for single/double and $119 for triple/quad. Hotel rooms will fill up fast, so please make you reservation early if you plan to stay at the hotel.
INTERNET SPECIAL SIGN UP FOR THIS CLASS BY MAY 1, 2009 PAY ONLY $59 PER PERSON
Register for class call Judy 214-497-4228
Hotel Reservations call 210-354-2800
Crown Plaza Hotel Riverwalk 111 Pecan Street East San Antonio, TX 78205
LOCATION: The Crown Plaza is ideally located along the tranquil north area of the famed Riverwalk – a quick stroll to shops, art galleries, restaurants, the Rivercenter Mall, our "remembered" Alamo and more. Guests can hop aboard a Riverbarge for a scenic cruise or catch a "River Taxi" at the front door to arrive at your favorite Riverwalk destinations.
PARKING: Early bird self parking rate $ 4.50 if parked by 9am and out by 6pm. Self: $15.00 includes tax, per day with in and out privilege. Valet parking $28.00. Both the valet parking and self parking are covered garage parking. Alternate parking includes surface lots operated by AMPCO varying in price from $3.00-$5.00 per day and there are numerous lots within one block of hotel entrance. Parking rates are subject to change without notice.
CALL US TODAY!!
Critz Therapies PO Box 1981 Terrell, TX 75160 214-497-4228/214-497-3616 www.critztherapies.com
Fibromyalgia affects approximately 3-6 million people in the U.S., mostly women, according to lead author Tiffany Field, PhD, a researcher with the Touch Research Institutes in Miami. It causes widespread muscle and soft tissue pain, tenderness, fatigue and sleep disturbances. Many fibromyalgia symptoms -- pain, stiffness, fatigue, depression -- can be relieved with massage therapy. The goal for this class is to teach massage therapists new ways to provide relaxation and pain relief for Fibromyalgia; using a combination of several types of massage, including Swedish, soft tissue and cranial sacral techniques
Selling Massage in an Extreme Economy with
Dee Bilas
April 26
Sun 12n-6p
6 hours
$109
Students will learn sales and promotional techniques indigenous to the massage industry to help increase their sales and client base
Head to Toe with
Wendy Walls
April 26
Sun 10a-4p
6 hours
$109
We will teach a facial and/or footcial that massage therapists can do within the MT's scope of practice and site recent rulings by the TX Dept of Health. We will also advise what is not in the MT's scope of practice. Class will include cleansing, exfoliation, and moisturizing. Come prepared to give and receive a facial and a footcial.
Sports Massage Series with
Greg May
April 30-May 14
Tues/Thurs 8:30a-1:30p
25 hours
$375
This introductory course focuses on pre and post event theories and basic sports massage techniques. Students learn anatomy and physiology appropriate for sports massage. Students will also learn how to incorporate sports massage techniques into a basic massage session
HandsOn Therapy is approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB) as a continuing education Approved Provider, NCBTMB Approved Provider # 043344-00
I am organizing an alternative medicine health fair to be held on Saturday, May
30, 2009 from 10am-5pm in Fort Worth in conjunction with the Wakeboarding Pro
Tour held in Mosier Lake (behind my office building). Last years event attracted
5000 people for the weekend. I am looking for all modalities of bodywork plus
suppliments, etc; anything connected with a body, mind, & spirit event.
If interested call me, Don at 817-925-8933 or Shannon at 817-219-9232 for more
information and a prospectus.
Thank you,
Don M. Williams LMT, MI, Approved CE Provider
Check out these great classes with Don M. Williams
BUILDING YOUR BUSINESS (marketing massage) - Wednesday, April 22nd,
10am-5pm, $100.
LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE of the UPPER BODY - Saturday, April 25th, 10am-5/7pm,
$150./$175. (see website for details)
LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE of the FACE, ARMS, & LEGS - Sunday, April 26th,
10am-5pm, $150.
ADVANCED LYMPHAYIC DRAINAGE - Monday, April 27th, 10am-5pm, $125. (see
website for details)
Call 817-925-8933 to sign up. Agressive, hands-on class given in Fort Worth.
Easy to get to office building location.
One of many fine classes; see website for others.
www.anewyoucontinuingeducation.com
Trigger Point covers the history of trigger point therapy, students are taught what a trigger point is and how it functions. They learn basic techniques for locating trigger points and how to relieve pain caused by trigger points. Upon completion of this class students will be able to incorporate trigger point therapy into their massage therapy sessions. Four 6 hr classes
Advanced PAK series
5 hrs/Class
$66
Students review the Anatomy covered in Basic then guided through additional focus on muscles relating to the area being introduced during each phase of continued study
Apr 15
Thurs
1p-5p
PAK10
Leg and Foot
__________________________________________
Advanced Pathology series
4 hrs/Class
$55
As an introduction to the theories and mechanisms of disease, this course focuses on the pathological conditions most likely to be encountered in a massage therapy practice. Special attention will be given to precautions, contraindications and indications for massage sessions when working with massage clients exhibiting specific conditions. When and how it is appropriate to refer clients to other health care practitioners will be included.
Students will learn sales and promotional techniques indigenous to the massage industry to help increase their sales and client base
HandsOn Therapy is approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB) as a continuing education Approved Provider, NCBTMB Approved Provider # 043344-00
Dear Massage Therapists & Friends of Massage Therapy:
Even though I, along with several organizations, testified against HB 3094
by Representative Harless on March 30th before the House County Affairs
committee, it has reported favorably and is about to be sent to the
House for a vote. This bill equates "massage parlors" to Massage
Establishments, by defining a massage parlor as a massage establishment
that allows: a nude or partially nude employee to provide massage or
other massage services to a customer; any individual to engage in
sexual contact in
the massage establishment; any individual to practice massage therapy
in the nude or in clothing designed to arouse or gratify the sexual
desire of any individual. This bill gives the authority to "certain
counties with a population of
3.3 million or more" to assess penalties (without being specific, this
mainly applies to Harris County in the
Houston area). Why should we be troubled by this bill? The
legitimate massage therapists in the state of Texas have been trying to
distance themselves from any link to prostitution, and this bill
blatantly defines a "massage parlor" as a massage establishment that is
breaking the current law. We believe that there is no need to make
this comparison, since what they are stating in HB3094 is already
illegal. To make matters worse, the companion bills, SB 1980 by Senator Dan Patrick and HB 2838
by Representative Riddle are identical and will be heard in the
committees they've been referred to. SB1980 has been referred to the
Senate Criminal Justice Committee, and HB2838 has been referred to the
House County Affairs Committee (the same committee that passed
HB3094). If you would like to read the text on these bills, just click
on the bill number that is underscored or highlighted in purple in this email. What can you do about this predicament? You can contact
your Representative and let them know that you are against this bill.
Let them know that you do not want to be associated with sexually
oriented businesses. This is the link to find out who your representative is: http://www.fyi.legis.state.tx.us/.
When
you get to that page, insert your zip code, then scroll down to
your STATE Representative and Senator. If you click on the underscored
link of the representative's name, you will be taken to their home page
where you can get a fax number or email them directly. Of course a
telephone call is also great! Here is a sample of what I sent to my
representative...of course you need to personalize it with your
information! Keep it simple.
Dear Rep. Maldonado: HB3094
relating to the regulation of massage parlors by certain counties;
providing penalties will be coming up for a vote. As a massage
therapist in Texas for over 25 years, and a massage establishment owner
in NW Austin, I am offended by the equating of "massage parlors" to
legitimate massage establishments in this bill. There are already
plenty of laws to penalize prostitution on the books without using our
Occupations Code 455 to deal with the problem. Massage Establishments
are NOT sexually oriented businesses! Please VOTE NO on HB3094.
Sincerely, Janine Ray, LMT#0924
Let your colleagues know how important this message is....please
forward! Also, you don't have to be a massage therapists to complain
about this bill. Let your clients contact their representatives also.
Blessings,
Janine Ray, LMT, MTI, PDMT
Legislative Chairperson
Texas Association of Massage Therapists www.texasmassagetherapists.com
Students review the Anatomy covered in Basic then guided through additional focus on muscles relating to the area being introduced during each phase of continued study
Apr 9
Thurs
1p-5p
PAK8
Pelvis and Thigh
Apr 14
Tues
1p-5p
PAK9
Leg and Foot
__________________________________________
Advanced Pathology series
4 hrs/Class
$55
As an introduction to the theories and mechanisms of disease, this course focuses on the pathological conditions most likely to be encountered in a massage therapy practice. Special attention will be given to precautions, contraindications and indications for massage sessions when working with massage clients exhibiting specific conditions. When and how it is appropriate to refer clients to other health care practitioners will be included.
Apr 8
Wed
8:30a-12:30p
Pathology 8
Digestive System
Apr 8
Wed
6p-10p
Pathology 8
Digestive System
Apr 13
Mon
8:30a-12:30p
Pathology 9
Endocrine and Urinary Systems
Apr 13
Mon
6p-10p
Pathology 9
Endocrine and Urinary Systems
__________________________________________
HandsOn Therapy is approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB) as a continuing education Approved Provider, NCBTMB Approved Provider # 043344-00
Carpal tunnel syndrome is perhaps the most typical problem many office workers, mechanics, and other similar occupations are diagnosed with by doctors. The good news is that massage therapy can provide significant relief for the discomfort carpal tunnel syndrome brings. This workshop will give you the deep tissue massage techniques you need – trigger point release and myofascial therapy – to effectively help this common workplace condition. You will also learn the soft tissue causes of carpal tunnel syndrome
Advanced PAK series
5 hrs/Class
$66
Students review the Anatomy covered in Basic then guided through additional focus on muscles relating to the area being introduced during each phase of continued study
Apr 2
Thurs
1p-5p
PAK6
Head, Neck and Face
Apr 7
Tues
1p-5p
PAK7
Pelvis and Thigh
__________________________________________
Advanced Pathology series
4 hrs/Class
$55
As an introduction to the theories and mechanisms of disease, this course focuses on the pathological conditions most likely to be encountered in a massage therapy practice. Special attention will be given to precautions, contraindications and indications for massage sessions when working with massage clients exhibiting specific conditions. When and how it is appropriate to refer clients to other health care practitioners will be included.
HandsOn Therapy is approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB) as a continuing education Approved Provider, NCBTMB Approved Provider # 043344-00
On Monday, March 30th, 2009, the "County Affairs " Committee of the
Texas House of Representatives will be hearing testimony from the
public in regards to HB 3094 and its companion bill HB 283 "Relating to the regulation of massage parlors by certain counties; providing penalties."
If you click on the highlighted or underscored bill numbers you should
be able to get to the Texas Legislature On Line website to read the
text of the bills. There is also a identical bill referred to the "Criminal Justice" Committee of the Senate: SB 1980 My
concerns are that these bills are defining "massage parlors" as Massage
Establishments. Because of my discussions with the Representatives and
Senators, they have downsized their jurisdiction from State law to
local government code. Although the legislators are targeting County
Government Codes, they are still equating "massage parlors" with
legitimate Massage Establishments and using our Occupations Code to try
to regulate prostitution in the unincorporated areas of Texas.
This law would give local governments more access to the "massage
parlors", but at the same time has the potential to affect legitimate
massage practices that are not in compliance with the law. Ordinarily
I wouldn't have a problem with penalties imposed on Licensed Massage
Therapists or Establishments who were not in compliance with the law,
but I know for a fact that there are well meaning therapists who are
practicing in a group without "Establishment" licenses. There is
potential for fines of $1000.00 a day if those persons are not in
compliance with the law. These lawmakers are targeting the "bad
actors" who are sexualizing massage therapy, and the law reads:
Sec. 234.106. CRIMINAL
PENALTY. (a) A person commits an offense if the person intentionally or
knowingly operates a massage parlor in violation of a prohibition or regulation
adopted under this subchapter by the commissioners court.
(b) An
offense under this section is a Class A misdemeanor.
If
you
are concerned about any language in the law defining a massage
parlor as a massage establishment, then I recommend that you contact
the members of the committee and your Representative and Senator to
make a statement. If you would like to testify at the capital, that
would also be great. Below is the contact information for the County
Affairs committee. You could also contact the authors of these bills:
Rep. Riddle, Rep. Harless and Senator Patrick.
This is a Call to Action!
Sincerely,
Janine Ray, LMT, MTI, ME Owner, CE Provider
Legislative Chairperson
Texas Association of Massage Therapists
CE Workshops with Don M. Williams in Fort Worth is offering Medical Massage this
Sunday, March 29th, from 10am-5pm. $110.00. Certificates given at the end of
class. See website for details: www.anewyoucontinuingeducation.com
Call 817-925-8933 to register; several openings available
Thank you ... see you there ... educate for success!
Students will learn how to : remove low back pain; relieve most types of muscle pain, including fibromyalgia; allow their clients to breathe better and improve asthma; radically improve, if not eliminate TMJ; and, eliminate nagging sport injuries. Unlike massage or other manipulations that try to force a change, Bowen simply resets your body to heal itself. The results are profound and long-lasting, and usually apparent within two or three sessions. Bowen Therapy Is a New Concept in Bodywork. It is neither derived from nor substantially similar to any other physical modality: There is no manipulation of joints or bony structures such as in chiropractic -- however,misalignments will almost invariably right themselves. There is no deep or prolonged contact with muscle tissues as in massage -- however,muscle tensions and strains are relieved and normal lymphatic flow restored. Although many traditional acupoints are included in the sequences, there are not addressed or organized in anything resembling Chinese medical theory -- however,meridian readings will show strong and immediate changes. There is no heavy probing of fascia or connective tissue as in Rolfing or deep-tissue work -- however,fascia rehydrates, adhesions release and scar tissue softens and shrinks. There is no strategic 'duress' or invoking of emotional content as in "mind-body" therapies -- however,internal psychological shifts are very common. There is no intentional "channeling" or redirecting of energies -- however,nearly everyone reports a pleasant, trance-like state, a quickening and subliming of the spirits, and a profound sense of well-being and ease. For more information: www.usbowen.com and www.bowentherapy-nst.com.
Low Back Pain
with Carol Young
Mar 28
Sa 9a-4p
6 hours
$109
Part of Carol Young's Pain Management Series
Expectant Moms with
Wendy Walls
Mar 29
Su 9a-4p
6 hours
$109
Students will learn to help women experience a more comfortable pregnancy and alleviating aches and pains associated with the pregnancy. Each practitioner will learn about risks connected with massaging pregnant women, and how to evade avoidable hazards.
Advanced PAK series
5 hrs/Class
$66
Students review the Anatomy covered in Basic then guided through additional focus on muscles relating to the area being introduced during each phase of continued study
Mar 26
Thurs
1p-5p
PAK4
Forearm and Hand
Mar 31
Tues
1p-5p
PAK5
Forearm and Hand
__________________________________________
Advanced Pathology series
4 hrs/Class
$55
As an introduction to the theories and mechanisms of disease, this course focuses on the pathological conditions most likely to be encountered in a massage therapy practice. Special attention will be given to precautions, contraindications and indications for massage sessions when working with massage clients exhibiting specific conditions. When and how it is appropriate to refer clients to other health care practitioners will be included.
HandsOn Therapy is approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB) as a continuing education Approved Provider, NCBTMB Approved Provider # 043344-00
The Critz Technique™ is all about zero Pain. This unique protocol of soft tissue releases is designed to restore balance to the musculoskeletal system naturally utilizing Classic Muscle Energy Technique, Positional Release Therapy, and Cross Fiber Friction Massage. One benefit of this work is that the client does not remove any clothing. A nonabrasive approach to bodywork, it is gentle on the client and will add years to the therapist's career … a win, win situation for all.
Service Trade
with Wendy Walls
Mar 22
Su 10a-4p
6 hours
$120
In the spirit of giving and receiving ............... Service Trade 2009! There is such an opportunity for each of us to learn from each other. Take this opportunity to enjoy a service, ask questions about how they create an "experience" for each of their clients, and talk about product knowledge and sales techniques. Happy Trading!
Selling Massage in an Extreme Economy with
Dee Bilas
Mar 22
Su 12n-6p
6 hours
$109
Students will learn sales and promotional techniques indigenous to the massage industry to help increase their sales and client base.
Advanced PAK series
5 hrs/Class
$66
Students review the Anatomy covered in Basic then guided through additional focus on muscles relating to the area being introduced during each phase of continued study
Mar 19
Thurs
1p-5p
PAK 2
Shoulder and Arm
Mar 24
Tues
1p-5p
PAK 3
Forearm and Hand
__________________________________________
Advanced Pathology series
4 hrs/Class
$55
As an introduction to the theories and mechanisms of disease, this course focuses on the pathological conditions most likely to be encountered in a massage therapy practice. Special attention will be given to precautions, contraindications and indications for massage sessions when working with massage clients exhibiting specific conditions. When and how it is appropriate to refer clients to other health care practitioners will be included.
HandsOn Therapy is approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB) as a continuing education Approved Provider, NCBTMB Approved Provider # 043344-00
Many clients not only suffer from the pain of compromised soft tissues, but also the numbness, tingling, and pins-and-needles sensations that result when nerves become compressed. Thoracic outlet syndrome, piriformis syndrome, and pronator teres syndrome are just a few of the more important conditions that involve nerve impingement by tense musculature and other causes. This workshop will give you the deep tissue massage techniques you need – trigger point release and myofascial therapy – to know where and how to competently apply massage therapy to relieve the pressure of certain muscles on key nerves. You will also learn some of the causes of nerve entrapment conditions
Advanced PAK series
5 hrs/Class
$66
Students review the Anatomy covered in Basic then guided through additional focus on muscles relating to the area being introduced during each phase of continued study
Mar 18
Tues
1p-5p
PAK 1
Shoulder and Arm
__________________________________________
Advanced Pathology series
4 hrs/Class
$55
As an introduction to the theories and mechanisms of disease, this course focuses on the pathological conditions most likely to be encountered in a massage therapy practice. Special attention will be given to precautions, contraindications and indications for massage sessions when working with massage clients exhibiting specific conditions. When and how it is appropriate to refer clients to other health care practitioners will be included.
HandsOn Therapy is approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB) as a continuing education Approved Provider, NCBTMB Approved Provider # 043344-00
Dear Massage Therapy Community: I have been talking with
representatives and senators at the capital in regards to ME
legislation, and I'd like to get your opinion on some of the topics
below. So far we (TAMT) has made headway in getting rid of the
inclusion of language relating to sexually transmitted diseases. We
have clarified the documentation that is already necessary for ME
compliance in the rules and regulations, as well as the fact that DSHS
already does criminal background checks on LMTs, and the ME's have to
submit lists of LMTs and employees info with updating changes as they
happen. Accross Texas there are city ordinances that restrict the
hours of ME's (many have not been enforced), and the state is trying to
deal with the prostitution that has moved into the unincorporated areas
where there is no jurisdiction. Any group of 2 or more therapists
practicing in a location where they share a common space needs to
become licensed. Spas, health clubs, retreat centers, etc. are
supposed to comply (unless they are excluded). Keeping in mind that
there is a difference between an individual therapist or solo
practitioner and a massage establishment, please take a minute to
answer these questions:
Do you know of any Massage Establishments that keep hours before 6 am and after 10 pm?
If so, why are they open those hours?
If for legitimate reasons, should they be able to receive an exclusion from hours restrictions.
Do you know of any massage establishments that have sleeping quarters and massage in the same room?
The law currently states that peace officers may enter a massage establishment at any time during business hours with reasonable cause. Do you personally know of any "establishment" that would have or has had a problem with that?
Since the changes in HB2644 last session included the language "any service with a purported health benefit that involves touch for compensation", would you like to see clarification on that topic to include words like "bodywork" in the definition of massage therapy?
Thanks for answering! Janine Ray, LMT, ME Owner, MTI and CE Provider Legislative Chair Texas Association of Massage Therapists
North Austin Massage Therapy 12741 Research Blvd. #506 Austin, TX 78759 (512) 331-5922
In the workplace, it's hard for many clients to avoid repeating key motions while they're doing their job throughout the day. Unfortunately, these repetitive movements can lead to soft tissue overload and result in a number of different problems: tendonitis, tenosynovitis, tennis elbow, golfer's elbow, and many other related upper extremity overuse conditions. This workshop will give you the deep tissue massage techniques you need – trigger point release and myofascial therapy – to know where and how to work the damaged soft tissue structures and help relieve the pain and discomfort these conditions can produce. You will also learn some of the causes of repetitive strain injuries
Chair Massage with
George Sprague
Mar 6
Fri 9a-4p
6 hours
$109
This course is a basic overview of Chair/seated massage. Students will learn indications and contraindications of seated massage, as well as proper hygiene and safety for clients in a chair. Hands-on-work will include the basic strokes and proper stretching techniques, including proper body mechanics for the therapist to use. This class will also include an introduction to marketing for Chair/Seated Massage, as well as supplies needed for on-site massage
A new concept in Massage Therapy, it is a subtle muscle/nerve/connective tissue technique.
Bowen simply resets your body to heal itself. The results are profound and long-lasting, and usually apparent within two or three sessions. Simple movements are done across muscles, nerves and connective tissue. This gentle contact causes the neuromuscular system to reset all related tension levels, promoting natural healing. The relief is profound and lasting, affecting muscular, digestive, respiratory, glandular and energetic systems
HandsOn Therapy is approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB) as a continuing education Approved Provider, NCBTMB Approved Provider # 043344-00
Although you may not be working with professional athletes, there is a good chance that your clients who live active lifestyles will experience some sort of sports-related injury. Are you prepared to help them? Sports massage therapy can offer these clients positive injury correction support and even enhance functionality in scar tissue areas from older trauma. This workshop will give you the sports massage techniques you need – trigger point release, myofascial therapy, and more – to help soft tissue injuries heal faster and better. You will also learn some of the causes of various sports injuries
Neck and Shoulder Pain with
Carol Young
Feb 28
Sa 9a-4p
6 hours
$109
Advanced PAK series
5 hrs/Class
$66
Students review the Anatomy covered in Basic then guided through additional focus on muscles relating to the area being introduced during each phase of continued study
Feb 25
Wed
8:30a-12:30p
PAK 10
Leg and Foot
Feb 26
Thurs
6p-10p
PAK 10
Leg and Foot
__________________________________________
Advanced Pathology series
4 hrs/Class
$55
As an introduction to the theories and mechanisms of disease, this course focuses on the pathological conditions most likely to be encountered in a massage therapy practice. Special attention will be given to precautions, contraindications and indications for massage sessions when working with massage clients exhibiting specific conditions. When and how it is appropriate to refer clients to other health care practitioners will be included.
A new concept in Massage Therapy, it is a subtle muscle/nerve/connective tissue technique.
Bowen simply resets your body to heal itself. The results are profound and long-lasting, and usually apparent within two or three sessions. Simple movements are done across muscles, nerves and connective tissue. This gentle contact causes the neuromuscular system to reset all related tension levels, promoting natural healing. The relief is profound and lasting, affecting muscular, digestive, respiratory, glandular and energetic systems
HandsOn Therapy is approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB) as a continuing education Approved Provider, NCBTMB Approved Provider # 043344-00
The pain and dysfunction of a frozen shoulder condition is no laughing matter. Clients who develop this problem often find themselves unable to work at the level they need or to enjoy the activities of daily living. Yet, you can improve many frozen shoulder conditions by using well-informed massage therapy. This workshop will give you the deep tissue massage techniques you need – trigger point release and myofascial therapy – to know how to work the right muscles and help relieve the pain and limitation of a frozen shoulder condition. You will also learn some of the causes of frozen shoulder
Aromatherapy with
Wendy Walls
Feb 22
Su 10a-4p
6 hours
$109
Aromatherapy is a treatment designed to enhance massage therapy by the correct use and application of essential oils obtained from plants. Students will learn introductory techniques involved in working the whole body and how to incorporate aromatherapy into their Swedish massage
Advanced PAK series
5 hrs/Class
$66
Students review the Anatomy covered in Basic then guided through additional focus on muscles relating to the area being introduced during each phase of continued study
Feb 18
Wed
8:30a-12:30p
PAK 8
Pelvis and Thigh
Feb 19
Thurs
6p-10p
PAK 8
Pelvis and Thigh
Feb 23
Mon
8:30a-12:30p
PAK 9
Leg and Foot
Feb 24
Tues
6p-10p
PAK 9
Leg and Foot
__________________________________________
Advanced Pathology series
4 hrs/Class
$55
As an introduction to the theories and mechanisms of disease, this course focuses on the pathological conditions most likely to be encountered in a massage therapy practice. Special attention will be given to precautions, contraindications and indications for massage sessions when working with massage clients exhibiting specific conditions. When and how it is appropriate to refer clients to other health care practitioners will be included.
Feb 19
Thurs
1p-5:30p
Pathology 6
Digestive System
Feb 24
Tues
1p-5:30p
Pathology 7
Endocrine and Urinary System
__________________________________________
Coming in March
The Bowen Therapy
6 hour CE
March 25
A new concept in Massage Therapy, it is a subtle muscle/nerve/connective tissue technique.
Bowen simply resets your body to heal itself. The results are profound and long-lasting, and usually apparent within two or three sessions. Simple movements are done across muscles, nerves and connective tissue. This gentle contact causes the neuromuscular system to reset all related tension levels, promoting natural healing. The relief is profound and lasting, affecting muscular, digestive, respiratory, glandular and energetic systems
HandsOn Therapy is approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB) as a continuing education Approved Provider, NCBTMB Approved Provider # 043344-00
The soft tissue pain experienced by clients due to low back injury or muscle tension can be troubling at best and incapacitating at worst. Massage therapy – when specifically applied – can render notable relief for many of the structures that are compromised by low back problems. This workshop will give you the deep tissue massage techniques you need – trigger point release and myofascial therapy – to help relieve low back pain and spasm. You will also learn some of the causes of lower back pain
Selling Massage in an Extreme Economy with
Dee Bilas
Feb 15
Su 12n-6p
6 hours
$109
Students will learn sales and promotional techniques indigenous to the massage industry to help increase their sales and client base
Advanced PAK series
5 hrs/Class
$66
Students review the Anatomy covered in Basic then guided through additional focus on muscles relating to the area being introduced during each phase of continued study
Feb 11
Wed
8:30a-12:30p
PAK 6
Head and Face
Feb 12
Thurs
6p-10p
PAK 6
Head and Face
Feb 16
Mon
8:30a-12:30p
PAK 7
Pelvis and Thigh
Feb 170
Tues
6p-10p
PAK 5
Pelvis and Thigh
__________________________________________
Advanced Pathology series
4 hrs/Class
$55
As an introduction to the theories and mechanisms of disease, this course focuses on the pathological conditions most likely to be encountered in a massage therapy practice. Special attention will be given to precautions, contraindications and indications for massage sessions when working with massage clients exhibiting specific conditions. When and how it is appropriate to refer clients to other health care practitioners will be included.
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The soft tissue pain experienced by clients due to whiplash injury can range from uncomfortable to disabling. Whether from muscle tears, ligament sprains, or spasm, massage therapy can provide considerable relief for this pain in nearly all situations. This workshop will give you the deep tissue massage techniques you need – trigger point release and myofascial therapy – to help relieve whiplash injury pain and assist with the healing process. You will also learn the types of soft tissue structural damage that can occur from a whiplash injury
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome with
George Sprague
Jan 31
Sa 9a-4p
6 hours
$109
Carpal tunnel syndrome is perhaps the most typical problem many office workers, mechanics, and other similar occupations are diagnosed with by doctors. The good news is that massage therapy can provide significant relief for the discomfort carpal tunnel syndrome brings. This workshop will give you the deep tissue massage techniques you need – trigger point release and myofascial therapy – to effectively help this common workplace condition. You will also learn the soft tissue causes of carpal tunnel syndrome
Advanced PAK series
5 hrs/Class
$66
Students review the Anatomy covered in Basic then guided through additional focus on muscles relating to the area being introduced during each phase of continued study
Feb 4
Wed
8:30a-12:30p
PAK 4
Forearm and Hand
Feb 5
Thurs
6p-10p
PAK 4
Forearm and Hand
Feb 9
Mon
8:30a-12:30p
PAK 5
Spine and Thorax
Feb 10
Tues
6p-10p
PAK 5
Spine and Thorax
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Advanced Pathology series
4 hrs/Class
$55
As an introduction to the theories and mechanisms of disease, this course focuses on the pathological conditions most likely to be encountered in a massage therapy practice. Special attention will be given to precautions, contraindications and indications for massage sessions when working with massage clients exhibiting specific conditions. When and how it is appropriate to refer clients to other health care practitioners will be included.
Experienced LMT and on-call experienced Aesthetician wanted for new
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At some point during their active years, most people will experience some amount of rotator cuff tearing in one of their shoulder joint regions. When it happens, life can become miserable due to the pain, weakness, and limited movement they feel in that shoulder area. With detailed massage therapy, you can ease their soft tissue discomfort and help regain any lost range of motion. This workshop will give you the deep tissue massage techniques you need – trigger point release and myofascial therapy – to provide both general and specific relief. You will also learn the soft tissue causes of rotator cuff tears
Massage and Chronic Pain with
Carol Young
Jan 31
Sa 9a-4p
6 hours
$109
In this class, instructor presents a profile of the chronic pain client, information on various allopathic and alternative treatments for chronic pain; and offers a hands on sequence designed to relax the client and relieve the pain
Advanced PAK series
5 hrs/Class
$66
Students review the Anatomy covered in Basic then guided through additional focus on muscles relating to the area being introduced during each phase of continued study
Jan 28
Wed
8:30a-12:30p
PAK 2
Shoulder and Arm
Jan 29
Thurs
6p-10p
PAK 2
Shoulder and Arm
Feb 2
Mon
8:30a-12:30p
PAK 3
Forearm and Hand
Feb 3
Tues
6p-10p
PAK 3
Forearm and Hand
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Advanced Pathology series
4 hrs/Class
$55
As an introduction to the theories and mechanisms of disease, this course focuses on the pathological conditions most likely to be encountered in a massage therapy practice. Special attention will be given to precautions, contraindications and indications for massage sessions when working with massage clients exhibiting specific conditions. When and how it is appropriate to refer clients to other health care practitioners will be included.
The upper back region is prone to any number of posture-related aches and pains due to soft tissue overload. Musculature in this area can develop stiffness, discomfort, and significant pain if nothing is done to relieve the tension that builds up at work… or even at play. Fortunately, when you can greatly ease the aching and burning pain that stems from tight muscles in the upper back, clients will return to you again and again. This workshop will give you the deep tissue massage techniques you need – trigger point release and myofascial therapy – to quickly help these typical problems. You will also learn the soft tissue causes of upper back pain.
Hot Stones with
Wendy Walls
Jan 25
Su 10a-4p
6 hours
$109
This alternative therapy combines heat and massage to create a relaxing, gentle, yet effective treatment that improves physical and spiritual balancing. Students are taught how to work in harmony, using various techniques and warm stones, relaxing the body to its deepest level, which promotes a sense of balance energy and peace.
Carpal tunnel syndrome is perhaps the most typical problem many office workers, mechanics, and other similar occupations are diagnosed with by doctors. The good news is that massage therapy can provide significant relief for the discomfort carpal tunnel syndrome brings. This workshop will give you the deep tissue massage techniques you need – trigger point release and myofascial therapy – to effectively help this common workplace condition. You will also learn the soft tissue causes of carpal tunnel syndrome.
If you have clients that need more help than you can offerwith your current skills, Pfrimmer Deep Muscle Therapy® is a technique that will equipyou. For more info on Pfrimmer Deep Muscle Therapy see www.pfrimmerinstitute.com.The Spring Level I Registration starts on January 5, 2009 at Austin Community College (ACC) and classes will begin on February 19, 2009.
Class size is limited and classes must be taken in sequence. Traveling
from the other end of the State? Let us know...we may be able to help
you find accommodations. Call Janine with questions!
Each 20-Hour Weekend course is only $525.00 per session in Texas (plus $13.00 ACC insurance fee). Texas needs massage therapists that are trained in medical massage!
CLASS DESCRIPTIONS: (ACC Class code = MSSG 2000)
P101 Weekend – Theory, History, Body Mechanics, Rationale of Pfrimmer Deep Muscle Therapy with Technique forHands, Arms, Neck, Head and Face. Prerequisite: Must be a Licensed Massage Therapist, Physical Therapist, Occupational Therapist, R.N., M.D., or other medical professional.
P102 Weekend - Neuromuscular Considerations of PDMT Corrective Work; Pfrimmer
Troubleshooting Keys; Review of Nervous System, Plexus and Anatomy;
Pathology Review of 50 Common Conditions treated by PDMT; and Technique
for Chest, Abdomen, Back and Back of Neck. (Prerequisite: P101)
P103 Weekend –
How PDMT affects Body Systems; How to Address the handicapped Client;
Protocol and Charting; Legal Considerations; and Technique for the
Anterior Legs and Posterior Legs. (Prerequisite: P102)
P104 Weekend – Written and Practical Exams; Introduction to Pfrimmer Second Pass Work; Timing; the Clinical Process; Special Pfrimmer Applications; Professional Ethics& Small Business Practices; Graduation and Diploma. (Prerequisite: P103)
REGISTRATION IS LIMITED – MAXIMUM OF 12 STUDENTS PER CLASS - SO CALL NOW!
PFRIMMER DEEP MUSCLE THERAPY® AustinCommunity College - Schedule 2009
SPRING SESSIONLEVEL1:
P101 February 19, 20 & 21, 2009
P102 March 26, 27 & 28, 2009
P103 April 23, 24 & 25, 2009
P104 May 28, 29 & 30, 2009
SUMMER SESSION LEVEL 2:
P201 June 25, 26, 27,2009
P202 July 23, 24 & 25,2009
Times for ALL sessions are:
Thursdays: 5:30 pm to 9:30 pm Fridays & Saturdays: 8 am to 5 pm
Without question, headaches are one of the most common conditions that clients present to a massage therapist. Why? Because you have the potential to offer lasting relief from the muscle tension that causes most headaches. This workshop will give you the deep tissue massage techniques you need – trigger point release and myofascial therapy – to effectively decrease headache pain. You will also learn the soft tissue causes of headache pain and neck tension
Chair Massage with
George Sprague
Jan 09
Fri 9a-4p
6 hours
$109
This course is a basic overview of Chair/seated massage. Students will learn indications and contraindications of seated massage, as well as proper hygiene and safety for clients in a chair. Hands-on-work will include the basic strokes and proper stretching techniques, including proper body mechanics for the therapist to use. This class will also include an introduction to marketing for Chair/Seated Massage, as well as supplies needed for on-site massage.
Selling Massage in an Extreme Economy with
Dee Bilas
Jan 11
Sun 12n-6p
6 hours
$109
Students will learn sales and promotional techniques indigenous to the massage industry to help increase their sales and client base.
HandsOn Therapy is approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB) as a
January classes:
STRETCH YOUR CLIENT - Wed., Jan. 7th. 10am-5pm $125.00 6 CEU's
Learn how in add to your regular session or as a complte session
in itself. Also, Myths about stretching.
RELEASING the PELVIS - Sat., Jan. 10. 10am-5pm $150.00 6 CEU's
Great class for low back issues. Addressing this "gray" area.
MOBILIZING the SCAPULA & NECK - Sun., Jan. 11th 10-5 $150.00 6 CEU's
Amazing way to release the shoulder girdle. Think arm.
THE HEALTHY BREAST - Wed., Jan. 14th. 10am-5pm $125.00 6 CEU's
Massage & lymphatic drainage of the breast. New found feeling.
MEDICAL MASSAGE - Thurs., Jan. 22nd. 10am-5pm $110.00 6 CEU's
Fixable things people go to the doctor for. Yes, we can help.
LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE of the FACE, ARMS, & LEGS - Sat., Jan. 24th
10am-5pm $15.00 6 CEU's
Gentle yet effective way to remove toxins. Want to feel lighter?
LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE of the UPPER BODY - Sun., Jan 25th
10am-5 or 7pm. $150.00 or $175.00 6 or 8 CEU's
First 6 hours drains lungs, liver, bladder, uterus/prostrate.
Next 2 hours drains breasts. Amazing results.
STRETCH YOUR CLIENT - Mon., Jan 26th 10am-5pm $125.00 6 CEU's
Add to your regular session or use by itself.
SPA TREATMENTS (in a dry massage room) - Wed., Jan 28th
10am-5pm $125.00 6 CEU's
A fun, easy way to add more for your clients.
For more information on these and other upcoming classes go to:
www.anewyoucontinuingeducation.com
or call 817-925-8933